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This week in gambling, the election of Donald Trump to the U.S. Presidency was unexpected and controversial. It also cost U.K. bookmakers millions of pounds.

Strengthening its London-based team, the sports betting technology specialist has appointed a new COO, a CFO and a Trading Director.

This week, J. Todd takes a look at President-elect Donald Trump and what he could mean for the industry. Plus, stories from Pennsylvania and the U.K.

PlayCherry, a subsidiary of Cherry iGaming, has received a local license from the U.K Gambling Commission and will offer its products to the U.K. market.

Under the terms of the deal, NetEnt's games will be distributed in Paddy Power's land-based gaming machines in the U.K.

The provider will lend its suite of instant win and scratch card games to the online charitable lottery brand.

A London judge ruled that Ivey's use of a technique known as edge sorting qualifies as cheating, meaning Ivey won't see any of the $9.6 million he won while playing baccarat in 2012.

After receiving a license from the U.K. Gambling Commission, the virtual games supplier is now able to provide a fixed odds betting service to U.K. operators.

J. Todd celebrates ten years of bringing you online gambling news and videos this week, with stories from the U.K., New York and Pennsylvania. Also, our third music video looks back at the past ten years in our industry.

By recruiting a pair of black cats to the meet and greet team, the club hopes to bring its customers good fortune and extra wins.

The provider's Player Bets brand will enable customers to create and customize their own bets on player performance in real time.

Licensure from the Financial Conduct Authority will enable the company to provide a range of safe mobile payment processing services to customers in the U.K. and Europe.

The donation to the national problem gambling support charity will provide resources for regional youth outreach workers.

As an Authorized Betting Partner of British racing, Betway will sponsor the Sprint, Middle Distance and Marathon categories during the fourth season of the horse racing championships.

The company has made the strategic decision to obtain licenses in new European countries in order to extend the range of their offering.

The company's newest release, based on the 1979 Atari video arcade game, features five reels, 20 lines and jackpot.

The company will provide its content portfolio to Gamingtec's collection of international casino partners.

Linda from Hampshire, England, snagged a total of £868,703 after betting on the Winnings of Oz slot.

The company's partnership with the online slots aggregator will see its HTML5 titles integrated into Slotegrator's mobile platform.

The Kahnawake Gaming Commission has ordered their licensees out of the U.S. market after talks with the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement. Meanwhile, players and webmasters continue to wonder about the future of Full Flush Poker, which went offline this week.